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City Notes app raising $800k // Etsy is a “Best Place to Work” [Startup Roundup]

Jobbot, a site for finding work, based in Bensonhurst, is seeking $300,000 in equity, according to an SEC filing.

Who’s getting money? 

City Notes, the location discovery app from iOS developer Mark Dorison and former Business Insider staffer Dan Frommer, has raised $60,000 of a planned $800,000 debt round, according to an SEC filing.

East Coast Cultures, the Flushing Ave company that wants to help you make your own Kombucha (though they have also made the fermented drink for you), secured $120,000 of a $400,000 debt round, according to an SEC filing. Last week, they opened up their facility for a free tour.

Jobbot, a site for finding work, based in Bensonhurst, is seeking $300,000 in equity, according to an SEC filing.

Who’s getting buzz?

According to their TwitterMyBell won an Editors’ Choice Award at the 2013 Maker Faire NYC. We covered their latest prototype.

Doubts about Etsy‘s explicit permission for third party manufacturing [Marketwatch] alongside its nod for green practices and placement at No. 23 of best small-and-medium-sized companies to work for [CNN Money].

Companies: Etsy

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